RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Other thought No I do not understand it, because apparently you are privy to some information that no one else has found, Sprott is not connected to the new bid...I have no idea where you found this, but please share your information with the board.
I am guessing your making unwarrented assumptions based on the extract from this article
“The final price is subject to due diligence, but the non-binding offer is $80m plus $10m in a bridge loan,” a minority shareholder in First Uranium told Miningmx.
https://www.miningmx.com/news/gold_and_silver/Renova-offers-80m-for-Ezulwini.htm
We have no idea who the minority shareholder source is, but if were making assumptions, the most likely source is the Russian investment group shareholder, Olma Investments, but we do not even have any information to corroborate this. Because your initial assumption concerning Sprott's invovlement is illogical, the rest of your post simply does not make sense...